The desk is dark right now.
The home computer on this island is not answering the public web. Volcano alerts and Minecraft stay up on their own.
What happened
On Tuesday, August 25, the solar server died. The board failed. That box had been on about eleven years.
Work moved to a laptop on the same island: an HP OmniBook, 16 GB of memory, 512 GB of storage. Not a Snapdragon chip. Not a 1 TB drive. Public tools come back when they actually work here — not on a calendar date.
Up now
Kīlauea Alerts
The volcano app stays on its own path. Feeds and alerts are not running off this laptop.
RootMC
Minecraft at play.rootmc.net stays up. The game is not this desk.
Held until it works here
Weather Manager
Public weather stays off until the live check on this computer is good.
Business Manager
Public business tools stay off. Money pages stay hidden.
Sign-in and dashboards
Account pages stay off until inventory is real. No public goals. No wallets.
Visitor APIs will live under RootRecord.cloud later. That is not an operator screen.
Hawaiʻi time